No One Like Our God
I have good news. There is no one like our God. He alone deserves all honor and glory and praise. Psalm 89 is overflowing with his praiseworthy attributes and mighty deeds. It sings of his steadfast love, faithfulness, might, righteousness, justice, power and sovereignty. The list goes on and on! Everything about God is deserving of our praise and thanksgiving. 2 Samuel tells us that GOD gave victory to David. GOD is the one behind every victory, not just David’s. God promised to establish the throne of David’s kingdom forever. Even though David would sin against the Lord, God was faithful and would not violate his covenant. God sent his Son as a fulfillment of the covenant made to David. By his perfect life, death and resurrection, Jesus will reign forever and ever.
Week 19
Weekly Content Questions
Every week, you'll see the same five content questions. Use them as a guide as you read the scriptures. Pray for consistency in your Bible reading.
Who are the main characters in this text, and is there anyone you can relate to?
Is there anything from this text that we are to do (obey, believe, heed, or follow)?
What do you learn about God in these chapters, and how has that changed what you believe about Him?
What do these passages reveal about human nature, sin, and our need for God?
What’s the Good News found in this text?
Application Questions
Every week, you'll see five unique application questions. Use them to help live out what you're learning in scripture. Pray for life transformation.
- Which of the attributes listed in Psalm 89 is most meaningful to you? Spend time praising Him.
- How does the ugliness of your sin help you better understand God’s holiness?
- When are you tempted to step into the role of hero in your own story? How do you keep God at the center instead?
- Have you ever tried to hide your sin from God? How did that work out? How is God’s omnipresence (God being present everywhere) for your good?
- As you mature in Christ do you find yourself becoming more independent from or more dependent upon God’s grace? How so? Which gives him the most glory?